

Composites Materials Technology allows fabrication in making lightweight, structurally strong parts and assemblies for a variety of applications. This program prepares students to work in such industries as aerospace, automotive, bridge and building, marine, sporting goods, and textile parts and assembly. Students who complete this program will be prepared for entry-level employment as a Composite Technician, after having fabricated a variety of composite shapes as well as acquiring the terminology used in the industry.
COMPOSITE MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY
DATC CERTIFICATE OF PROGRAM COMPLETION
CORE COURSES (615 Hours Required)
| Course No. | Course Title | Hours
|
| COMP 1000 | Composite Basics | 30 |
| COMP 1100 | Mold Preparation | 15 |
| COMP 1200 | Non-Vacuum and Vacuum Bag Part Fabrication | 30 |
| COMP 1300 | Prepreg Material Laminations | 30 |
| COMP 1400 | Core Materials | 45 |
| COMP 1500 | Composite Repair | 15 |
| COMP 1600 | Part Finish Applications | 15 |
| COMP 1700 | Pattern and Mold Construction | 45 |
| COMP 1800 | Blueprint Reading | 45 |
| COMP 1900 | Composite Part Testing | 15 |
| COMP 2000 | Alternative Composite Processes | 30 |
| COMP 2800 | Externship or Special Project | 60 |
| MATH 1000 | Math I | 60 |
| WKSK 1400B | Workplace Relations - Blended | 60 |
| WKSK 1500B | Job Seeking Skills - Blended | 30 |
| BTEC 1110 | Computer Literacy | 90 |
TOTAL: 615 Hours